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Icon Appraisal Services Phone # (610)-916-8427
Renaissance Appraisal Group Phone # (570)-424-9364
Diane Rowland Appraisals Phone # (570)-992-1490
Continental Real Estate Services, Inc. Phone # (888)-487-4555 Prompt Professional Service. 30+ Appraisers. Five States, Full time office staff. Quick Answers about status, or other questions.
Russell E Snow Real Estate Appraiser Phone # (570)-775-4280
Vincent C Remsing & Associates Inc Phone # (215)-322-8342 2 day turnaround for interiors in most counties; same day contact if order received by 2pm; daily status updates sent
Michael J. McKeown, Inc. Phone # (570)-424-8883
Appraisal Quest, Inc. Phone # (800)-477-7050 Appraisal & Title Services Ask about our Appraisal/Title discount package. www.LandTechTitle.com
RAS Associates Inc. Phone # (973)-267-5660
Property Appraisals & Research, Inc. Phone # (908)-303-1203
Northampton County Quick Facts
County Population: 267,066 County Houses: 106,710 Land area: 373.8 sq. mi. Water area: 3.6 sq. mi. Industries providing employment: Educational,health and social services (22.4%), Manufacturing (20.7%), Retail trade (11.4%). Races in Northampton County: White Non-Hispanic (88.2%) Hispanic (6.7%) Other race (3.1%) Black (2.8%) Two or more races (1.4%) (Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races)
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